Technology

Playboy has come to the iPad. The website for the iPad, which had been announced back in January, is up and running as of today, founder Hugh Hefner revealed on his Twitter feed.

The app allows people to access all past issues of the magazine, as well as new ones.

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A new iPhone app called iAugment allows women who are considering breast augmentation to see how they would look with a new pair without actually having to go to the plastic surgeon to get an expensive and potentially embarrassing virtual visualization.

The app is simple enough to use: All you do is upload a picture, highlight the breasts, and then decide how big you want to make them. If you want to see another size, you just shake the phone and start again.

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We still don't know who's going to be the new boss on 'The Office' but could Michael Scott's sense of humor be replaced by a computer program?

Chloé Kiddon and Yuriy Brun, two computer scientists at the University of Washington, have developed software that identifies the best sentences to attach the classic amendment "That's what she said."

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You know your mom who doesn't trust anyone with anything and that all computers are bad? She may be on to something. After rumors for the past week that hackers got into the Playstation Network (PSN), Sony has finally admitted that it was, indeed, hacked - including all of your information.

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Rooster Teeth, an Austin-based gaming website, is well known for its hilariously re-interpreted live-action video shorts. One of its recent videos, an Angry Birds movie trailer spoof, has now taken the Internet and gaming world by feathery storm.

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No way is this Wii game going to come out in America. But I so wish it would! That 'Slap that ass' mini-game looks wonderfully terrific.

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Do you rock at Guitar Hero? Well, good for you - you'll now probably want to pick up a real guitar to learn how to play since Activision just announced they weren't going to make another Guitar Hero game.

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Annie Leung has been official recognized as the best female guitar hero player in the world.

Playing Guitar Hero 3, the 25-year-old University of Berkeley graduate scored 789,2349 points on the expert level of “Through the Fire and Flames” by DragonForce. According to the folks at the Guinness Book of World Records, that’s more points than any female has ever accumulated in a single game.

Leung, who goes by the nickname “Ecstacy,” plays Guitar Hero professionally. Her website says she is one of the top five players in the nation of any gender. Keep reading to see video of the record-setting shredder.

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Before we start calling it the PSP2, Sony doesn't have an official name for it - yet. In the meantime, they're calling it the Next Generation Portable (NGP). Call it what you will, it's gonna rock!

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